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Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
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‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
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With $414M helicopter deal inked, Leonardo preps for another sale to Poland
Italian firm Leonardo aims to secure a deal for the supply of AW249 helicopters under Poland’s much-awaited combat helicopter tender.
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Poland asks US for anti-tank missiles, military transport planes
Poland wants to acquire 60 Javelin launchers and about 185 missiles.
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Lockheed makes its pitch to Polish industry in exchange for F-35 deal
American defense company Lockheed Martin is vying for a contract to supply 32 F-35 fighter jets to Poland.
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Brazil’s first Gripen E takes off
Brazil’s first Gripen E, the fourth built overall, has taken off from its production facility in Sweden.
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Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
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Denied hot meals and indoor toilets, US airmen prepare for the fog of war
The U.S. Air Force is embracing the suck as it considers how it might fight in a war against near-peer adversaries.
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India cancels Jaguar upgrade over Honeywell’s $2.4B price tag
The Indian Air Force has dropped its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar ground-attack fighters with new engines over the cost provided by American firm Honeywell.
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Boeing gets $999M contract to continue producing wings for the A-10 Warthog
Boeing nabbed the contract to keep making wings for the A-10 despite past troubles with a supplier.
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Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
-
‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
-
With $414M helicopter deal inked, Leonardo preps for another sale to Poland
Italian firm Leonardo aims to secure a deal for the supply of AW249 helicopters under Poland’s much-awaited combat helicopter tender.
-
Poland asks US for anti-tank missiles, military transport planes
Poland wants to acquire 60 Javelin launchers and about 185 missiles.
-
Lockheed makes its pitch to Polish industry in exchange for F-35 deal
American defense company Lockheed Martin is vying for a contract to supply 32 F-35 fighter jets to Poland.
-
Brazil’s first Gripen E takes off
Brazil’s first Gripen E, the fourth built overall, has taken off from its production facility in Sweden.
-
Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
-
Denied hot meals and indoor toilets, US airmen prepare for the fog of war
The U.S. Air Force is embracing the suck as it considers how it might fight in a war against near-peer adversaries.
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India cancels Jaguar upgrade over Honeywell’s $2.4B price tag
The Indian Air Force has dropped its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar ground-attack fighters with new engines over the cost provided by American firm Honeywell.
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Boeing gets $999M contract to continue producing wings for the A-10 Warthog
Boeing nabbed the contract to keep making wings for the A-10 despite past troubles with a supplier.
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Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
-
‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
-
With $414M helicopter deal inked, Leonardo preps for another sale to Poland
Italian firm Leonardo aims to secure a deal for the supply of AW249 helicopters under Poland’s much-awaited combat helicopter tender.
-
Poland asks US for anti-tank missiles, military transport planes
Poland wants to acquire 60 Javelin launchers and about 185 missiles.
-
Lockheed makes its pitch to Polish industry in exchange for F-35 deal
American defense company Lockheed Martin is vying for a contract to supply 32 F-35 fighter jets to Poland.
-
Brazil’s first Gripen E takes off
Brazil’s first Gripen E, the fourth built overall, has taken off from its production facility in Sweden.
-
Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
-
Denied hot meals and indoor toilets, US airmen prepare for the fog of war
The U.S. Air Force is embracing the suck as it considers how it might fight in a war against near-peer adversaries.
-
India cancels Jaguar upgrade over Honeywell’s $2.4B price tag
The Indian Air Force has dropped its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar ground-attack fighters with new engines over the cost provided by American firm Honeywell.
-
Boeing gets $999M contract to continue producing wings for the A-10 Warthog
Boeing nabbed the contract to keep making wings for the A-10 despite past troubles with a supplier.
